Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1887-02-28

Giesy x Spargo have our acknowledge
ments for for literary iiberality.
Exit February, an eventful month for
Utah. Just think OF the court doings,
the Ogden city election, and the Ed
munds-Tucker bill.
The advent OF Lent has put the oxtin-
Suisher on many social circles Wait for
The glorious Easter morn.
The implacable collector will be in the
field tomorrow with irresistible blan-
dishments.
Such lovely, almost balmy Sunday
we had yesterday Everybody except
the sick turned out to enjoy the glitter
ing and cheering sunshine OF the last
sunday of February, 1887. The livery
stable rigs were in good demand, and
private carriages We're ont in numbers
Mr.. T.. ii. Anderson. whose commits
sion as a Notary Public for Weber county
has just been renewed, is at the same
time business manager OF the Herdid,
Superintendent of the District Schools OF
the county, President OF the y. NJ. NJ. |.
A., and the Lord knows what else Still
he is an honorable young gentleman,
useful wherever you put him. It's not
his fault that the lack OF good material
among young Mormons makes it indis-
pensably necessary to pile SO many
Church and State offices upon the
shoulders of Il few What blessing it
would be for those ii they'd come out
courageously from the bondage Of Re-
formed Egyptian lanaticism.
Of course they'll tlke the oath;
mean the brethren.
I,,.u., thn nrnsnnt Snr SCARE in En-
rope, might mention here a cartoon Il
friend showed me in Il German Puck.
1t represents the French Minister OF War
sitting at dinner table, having reached
the dessert consisting OF Il big nut.
Query: "rd like to know why Boulanger
does not try to crack that nutY' (ln-
scribed War; Response: "Pshaw, he
il probably afraid OF Ses dents" (his
teeth, also pun ON Sedan where Ma
poleon sunendercd).
Dr. \. S. Condor, the joaquin Miller
Of the Wasatch, il still busily engaged
ON his forthcoming volume OF poems
which will comprise the choicest children
OF his faithful and responsive Muse The
Doctor can well be assured OF Il favorable
reception Of his ride on Pegasus 10 the
/ Panassus.
IhuBc lltllutlsbll ltNNHl ulNtldllNN'
on tho necessity OF the enforcement o
the provisions OF the Edmunds law rs
given On the First District Bench in
Provo, tend to root him still more firmly
in the esteem and confidence OF Ogden's
loyal Americans, The Judge talk
straight aud plain.
Lentcn Sunday services were in orde
at the various places OF divine worship
yesterday. The benign weather helped
to swell the attendance at the various
churches
Our ice men did not reap quite rs larg
harvest as they anticipated during tn
recent days OF cold spell. Still there /
said to be no danger Of II dearth OF tn
concealed commodity, unless the summe
season should turn out to be uncom
monty early, late and hot,
T, l., Williams spent Sunday in Ogden
The weather is nearly spring-lkc. TIL
streets are dry and the air bracing,
Mr.. j, j. Bell, II former resident {
ogden who went back to Iowa, the HON
Of his youth, last fall has returned {
settle here again, but not single handed
lie will share his home and happnes
with an amiabe bride.
Mr.. W. T.. T.. ST. Clair, once Unio
Pacific station agent has come dow
from Oxford, Idaho, where he il Cnrryn
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Cunningham Il Co. have Just put i
ther drug store new soda water iouI
tam OF unique style and handsome al
pearanCe.
acknowledge the receipt OF court